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Anonymous Posted on Feb 01, 2013

Timing is off bad on the cuckoo part of the clock. It won't stop and runs till the weight hits the ground.

It's an old clock and wasn't doing anything until I took apart the gear assy. I have the clock working, but the bird goes crazy and runs fast and won't lock in to stop or go in & out to the correct time! Thanks

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We had the problem with ours when I was a kid. What we did on ours was to turn the hands until the clock cuckoos. Then we removed the hands from the stem and placed them back at the correct time. Hopefully, you can remove the hands from the stem without a problem. Don't force it however. Good luck.

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SOURCE: Cuckoo Clock

try to remove minute hand and replace back on shaft at a position 5 minutes earlier than what you removed it at

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Michael Vincent Cruz

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  • Posted on Jul 17, 2011

SOURCE: Pearl Grandfather Clock, Model 1151

Hi pbardua,
I suggest that you need to remove the the first Left weight and see if the clock will run normal again since you mentioned it was not connected before you took possession of it.
Remove the Left Weight and see first if thing will run fine on the clock, must be a reason why the first owner never connected the Left Weight.
Won't hurt to try.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 13, 2012

SOURCE: How to sync. an old Black Forest cuckoo clock.

Suppose the cuckoo is calling three and the time is showing eleven, then to synchronize, simply stop the clock till the time is the same as the bird (three) and restart the clock at that time.


If the error persisys, then pull off the hour hand, and replace it at the synchonized time.

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